Stock fees,on tap.
Supply USDG to tokenized stock pools on Robinhood Chain. Traders pay a fee on every swap, and you collect it.
- Fees, 24h
- Indexing
- Swaps, 24h
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Source: swap logs from Uniswap V3 Stock Token pools on Robinhood Chain
Runs on public infrastructure you can verify
- Robinhood Chain
- Uniswap
- Chainlink
- KyberSwap
Privy
USDG
Where fees landed in the last 24 hours
Ranked by fee APR: what each pool paid its liquidity over the last day, annualised against the capital inside it. Pools holding at least $25k, read straight from Robinhood Chain.
A fount earns while the price stays in range
Illustration. The figures in the video are examples.
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Pick a fount
Each fount pairs one Stock Token with USDG. Compare fee APR, liquidity, and how far the pool trades from Chainlink before you commit a dollar.
- 2
Set your range
Choose tight, balanced or wide. A tight range earns more per dollar and leaves range sooner. Fountly sizes each preset from the stock's realised volatility.
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Deposit from USDG
Fountly swaps part of your USDG into the Stock Token at the best route, then mints the position to your wallet. You sign each step, and each step runs as a simulation first.
- 4
Collect or withdraw
Fees build up while the price stays inside your range. Collect them whenever you like, or pull the whole position back to your wallet.
Two routers race. You take the winner.
Every trade asks KyberSwap and Uniswap V3 for a quote at the same moment and fills through whichever returns more shares. Try it with a live quote.
Illustration. The quote on the left is live.
Signals before you size a position
Fountly scores every live market from its own chain data: fee APR, turnover, drift from Chainlink and realised volatility. The range it suggests comes from that volatility.
Reading markets
All signalsWhat opens with the $FONT launch
These products need Fountly's own contracts. They ship with $FONT, after review, with caps and a pause switch. Founts, trading and signals work today.
Lending
Launch soonLend USDG to earn interest from borrowers, or lock managed vault shares and borrow USDG against them. Each market keeps its own cash and its own losses.
Top-fee basket
Launch soonOne USDG deposit spread across the founts paying the most, rebalanced as the ranking moves. Here is the basket the live data would pick right now.
Weights follow fee APR. Preview from live pools, not an offer.
See both strategiesDelta-neutral founts
Launch soonKeep a fount's fees and hedge the stock's price with a short on another venue. TSLA and MSTR go first.
Limit and TWAP orders
Launch soonWait for a target price, or split a large order across a schedule so it moves the pool less.
When vaults open, their fees buy $FONT and burn it
This is the launch plan for managed vaults. Fountly will split the swap fees they claim onchain. Deposits and withdrawals will pay nothing, and founts you open yourself today stay outside the split.
- 70%
- Stays with depositors
- Compounds inside the vault
- 10%
- Protocol operations
- Keepers, oracles, audits
- 20%
- $FONT buyback
- Bought on the open pool and burned
Illustration of the planned split. It starts with managed vaults at launch.
When prices go stale, deposits wait
Live system statusIllustration. Stock feeds on Robinhood Chain follow a 24/5 schedule, so weekend prices do not update.
Your keys, your positions
Fountly never holds funds. A deposit mints a Uniswap V3 NFT straight to your wallet.
Position manager on BlockscoutSimulated before you sign
Every transaction replays against the live chain first. If it would revert, your wallet never opens.
How transactions runChainlink checks the pool
Each fount shows its distance from the Chainlink feed and flags feeds that stopped outside market hours.
Feed freshness, liveVerify in one click
Pools, tokens, routers and transactions link to the explorer, so you can read the contract yourself.
Every contract Fountly calls